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  1. Windsor unions protest Costco construction, say local workers passed over
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  2. COMMENTARY: 70th anniversary of television on P.E.I.
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  3. YOU SAID IT: Stay home, show up
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  4. Canada puts $800M Griffon helicopter upgrade on hold over technical 'complexity'
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  5. Former envoy to U.S. doesn't think 'serious Americans' will get involved in Alta. separatism
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  6. Liberals claim to be the party of law and order now. Inside the party's about-face on crime
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  7. Live coverage of the 90th annual Ponoka Stampede parade

    • Ponoka Stampede Parade celebrates 90 years of Alberta rodeo heritage.

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  8. 70% of Ontarians think it's time for a change at Queen's Park, poll suggests
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  9. OPINION: Accepting mediocrity has become a Canadian habit
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  10. Fast-tracked Alberta pipeline would face Indigenous consultation crunch: 'I don't believe it's possible'
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  11. Carney's Liberals would win another majority today despite trade war: The Signal
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  12. Bravery of fallen officer Marc Pinizzotto lives on in his children. 'Rest easy Dad. I love you.'
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  13. Human rights museum’s only Jewish trustee wanted the Nakba exhibit. Why he quit
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  14. Kelowna council candidate campaigns with AI videos and no one can stop him
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  15. Diocese establishes FSSP chaplaincy to serve faithful devoted to Latin Mass
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  16. Doug Ford says he isn't going anywhere
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  17. Football league criticized for its silence over Sault coach's domestic violence guilty plea
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  18. Community group granted official elector organization status in Central Saanich
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  19. No Quebec English leaders' debate before provincial election as 2 parties decline invite
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  20. Former Multicultural Centre to be converted into affordable housing
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  21. Ogopogo could resurface in Vernon
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  22. Why local governments aren’t cheering on the provincial and federal 'bailout' of the housing sector

    • BC mayors criticize federal and provincial 'bailout' of housing sector, saying details are insufficient.

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  23. Alberta Roadbuilders warn RMWB against taking on Highway 63 duties
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  24. Canada long overdue for electoral reform
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  25. N.S. banned cellphones in classrooms 2 years ago. Here's how it's going
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  26. Byelection clock ticking as MPs officially resign. How does it impact Liberals' majority? - CBC
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  27. Jennifer Flett wins Manitoba NDP nomination in The Pas-Kameesak
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  28. Group urges football league to address former coach's domestic violence case
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  29. White Rock Mayor Megan Knight says she’ll run again for mayor this fall
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  30. Ottawa will expropriate land for Alto high-speed rail with 'extreme sensitivity,' transport minister says
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  31. Doug Ford says he’s sticking around. That hasn’t stopped speculation about his successor as PC leader - Toronto Star
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  32. Hamer-Jackson's court filing a sign of life in dormant defamation suit against developer
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  33. What would actually move Canada toward energy independence
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  34. Short-term rentals fuel human trafficking in Canada. One Prairie city is trying to fight back - The Globe and Mail
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  35. Ottawa cut therapy sessions for refugees to 10 hours per year. Now some are pushing back - CBC
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  36. Baptiste Lake residents rally against development plan repeal
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  37. All the sights of the Indigenous Peoples Day powwow in Bell Park
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  38. LETTER: Leading a city, or a nation, is akin to herding cats
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  39. Pierre Poilievre holds a press conference
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  40. Father’s Day at Alianait
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  41. B.C. Indigenous artist Roy Henry Vickers celebrates 80th birthday with career-spanning new book
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  42. LETTERS: Canada’s Bill C-22 cause for great concern
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  43. COMMENTARY: Doing it for me-- Short hair on women

    • Women are redefining beauty standards with short hair, embracing a new sense of freedom and confidence.

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  44. Would you pay to see a family doctor in Alberta?

    • A new membership-based medical clinic is being launched in Edmonton to address Alberta's primary care crisis.

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  45. Critics see Canada's immigration minister as weak and invisible a year into her mandate. But is she doing exactly what Mark Carney wants?
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  46. National Anishinaabe Day powwow happening today
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  47. U.S. tariffs go easy on Alberta. That lets separatists go harder on Canada
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  48. Iran's Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf invokes memories of Minab victims ahead of technical talks with US in Switzerland
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  49. Guest column: Community has a communication problem
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  50. Local sunrise ceremony planned for National Indigenous Peoples Day
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